My printer uses a print server, and thus has its own IP
address. How do I get XP to see the printer? Where/how
do I enter the IP address?

Thanks for any help,

Shawn

In article <055901c3c427$3c5cf700$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Shawn"
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>My printer uses a print server, and thus has its own IP
>address. How do I get XP to see the printer? Where/how
>do I enter the IP address?
>
>Thanks for any help,
>
>Shawn

Some print servers come with a utility program that you install on
your computer to create a new port. Then, you configure the printer's
properties to print to that port. Check your print server's
documentation.

Some print servers work as a "Standard TCP/IP port". Run XP's "Help
and Support" program and search for "Standard TCP/IP port". It will
show you how to set it up.
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My printer uses a print server, and thus has its own IP
address. How do I get XP to see the printer? Where/how
do I enter the IP address?

Thanks for any help,

Shawn

Can you use explorer to navigate there? \\x.x.x.x?

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> My printer uses a print server, and thus has its own IP
> address. How do I get XP to see the printer? Where/how
> do I enter the IP address?
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> Thanks for any help,
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> Shawn
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